Travel Nurse (RN) - Medical Surgical Unit

Unit Details: High acuity rehab unit mainly focused on spinal cord injuries. Patient population includes traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI), strokes (CVA), amputees, burns, pediatric, and multi-trauma; travelers are not expected to care for pediatric patients. 1:6-7. Typically could go up to 7 2-3 times per month. Skills/procedures include trach care, vent, BiPAPs, CPAPs, IVs, PICC, central lines, wound care, bowel programs, TPN, drains/tubes, pulmonary patients with trachs, laryngectomies, central line, G-tube/Peg-tube (tube feeds). Patients float off unit for HD and PD. Phlebotomy available, but RNs are ultimately responsible. PCA/CNA support 1:7-8. Unit coordinators available 0700-2300. Team includes MDs, NPs, residents, PT/OT/ST. No monitors on unit. Vital Sync monitors connect to Oxy net, with centralized monitoring at night. Uses Plum 360 IV pumps and Omnicell medication dispensing. Parking: Free parking, badge access parking garage

Special Requests: First-time travelers accepted with manager approval. Holiday expectations: will be expected to work some holidays. If there are back-to-back holidays in the contract (i.e. Thanksgiving/Black Friday, Christmas Eve/Christmas Day) they will be assigned one of the grouping, not both. RTO requests go through the manager.

Shift & Scheduling: Every third weekend. No call. Schedule cycle: every 6 weeks.

Floating Requirements: Could float within scope of practice here. All staff evenly float; mainly use Float Pool to float.

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